Nghĩa của từ in quest of bằng Tiếng Anh
in search of, in pursuit of
Đặt câu với từ "in quest of"
1. He has come in quest of employment.
2. He left home in quest of adventure.
3. He went off in quest of food.
4. He set off in quest of adventure.
5. The Puritans became fugitives in quest of liberty.
6. They found It'surging and tossing, in quest of Defarge himself.
7. They went to the cave in quest of hidden treasure.
8. We drove across the prairie in quest of a monster.
9. They journeyed to the distant Molucca islands in quest of spices.
10. All during the night thousands were out in quest of plunder.
11. You dry up and die in quest of a proof so obscure.
12. He saw the men's eyes turning hither and thither in quest of him.
13. For two days he had been loafing about the town in quest of the money.
14. Foreign powers had long penetrated the area in quest of wealth or influence, or to counter the lusts of their adversaries.
15. The Barnes & Noble Review: Browsings as a title suggests an idyllic life of searching through bookstore stacks in quest of hidden treasures
16. He must have been eagle eyed in quest of offence to have discovered ground for it among the rubbish massed together in the print he Animadverts on
17. In ancient Egypt the pharaohs sent their merchants and armies to far-flung lands in quest of gold, which was viewed as the absolute property of Egypt’s gods and pharaohs.
18. His proffered solution was that ‘in the event of any Barracking or noisy demonstrations play will automatically cease for the space of half an hour’ ( In Quest of the Ashes
19. He is a kind of Bewhiskered Sir Galahad who goes in quest of Trilby instead of the Holy Grail, and having found her, sits down on her bed and cheers her up while she kisses and caresses him.
20. "Like green apples," says Fuller, "Cudgelled off the tree." But why "Cudgelled?" There is no evidence in the text of Divine displeasure, and the Christian expositor, when going beyond the text in quest of principles, should not forget the tower of Siloam, and the victims of …
21. "Like green apples," says Fuller, "Cudgelled off the tree." But why "Cudgelled?" There is no evidence in the text of Divine displeasure, and the Christian expositor, when going beyond the text in quest of principles, should not forget the tower of Siloam, and the victims of Pilate s bloodthirstiness (see
22. Admetus 1 wished to marry Alcestis, one of the daughters of King Pelias 1 of Iolcus, successor of Cretheus 1.This Pelias 1 is the same who bade Jason, captain of the ARGONAUTS, to go in quest of the Golden Fleece.About his daughters, it is told that they were persuaded by Medea (after the return of the ARGONAUTS to Iolcus) to make mincemeat of their